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If you're a Phoenix Suns fan, a familiar face was present in the BIG3's championship game. Not only was he present, but he dominated. 

Earl Clark managed to score 22 points along with grabbing eight rebounds and blocking four shots in Trilogy's 51-35 victory over Power for their second consecutive title. 

Clark, who won Defensive Player of the Year honors, proved his worth both ways. 

Clark was the No. 14 pick in the 2009 NBA Draft, but only lasted 60 games with the Suns before being traded to the Orlando Magic in December of 2010. 

Clark would then bounce around the league before eventually playing overseas. 

The Trilogy lost arguably their top player in Jarrett Jack (he left for a coaching position with the Suns oddly enough), but Clark helped push them over the top once again. 

This was his second season in the BIG3, previously playing for Tri State after he was taken at No. 2 overall in the 2021 BIG3 Draft. 

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